Thursday, 13 May 2010

oh ! GRACE...!!!



US Vogue creative director  Grace Colddington her quiet but deadly pursuit of the unforgettable image, are so staunch that even as she’s spending tens of thousands on a shoot during the course of the each issue.  She hates trends. She’s minimalist these days, preferring to order tens of white shirts from Prada. She said it “I can only note that the past is beautiful because one never realises an emotion at the time. It expands later, and thus we don't have complete emotions about the present, only about the past.”
Those two women are my dream women, cause they have their own style and so passion of what they doing.

how heavey the days are...


with out you, i'm notting.
our memory getting disappear. which is the most saddest things.

I just want to bo back that day when we were together...

Sitges

How strange foreign countury make me more comfotable that my home.
Sitges where near sea side Barcelona. There is full of  calm and peaceful atmosphere.
Even think of die in there that is not a guilty cause Sitges is ideal so beautiful place to think of more romantic way. it is real sublime to me.

classic grment belong in women

Peony

when pronunciation of 'peony' it is beautiful.

when peony is coming,its sign of May which is middle of spring.

but I'm not sure  peony tell it is May? or May makes peony...?!

I'm sure weather baby pink or cream colour,
 I don't want to buy bunch of peony, like a Mrs Dalloway ...
it is sorrowful moments.

GREY 2nd issue

represent of woman's isolation . specially spiritless pose and model's emotions..

GREY


. Valentina Ilardi Martin is the founder and Editor-in-Chief/Fashion Director of the biannual magazine GREY. Her work as editor has an aura of intrigue: a mixture of pure-darkness-beauty-austerity qualities that also transmits her own person and style.Each of the issues of GREY, become the object of worship by the beauty of its images, the careful selection of contributors and, of course, the high quality of printing and format which give the appearance of a book.